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I’ve said it before, but tracing back to the first day of spring training, Dunn was destined to struggle. He has to regain respect by doing, not talking, so any quotes at this juncture have to be taken with a grain of salt.īut then I remember Brett Ballantini taking notice of the way Dunn seemingly talked himself out of a good April before it began: I mean, he could roll into Camelback Ranch talking about a 40-homer season at every turn, but would look borderline delusional. Is this a good or bad thing? I have no earthly idea. "I kind of know how teams are going to try to approach me, but again last year was such a ‘whatever,’ I’m sure I’m going to have to relearn it all over again." (link).It probably won’t translate over to the season." "It doesn’t matter to me if I go out and hit."Ah, no, other than I’ll probably be a little better in BP than normal.When looking at that side-by-side shot above, Dunn definitely looks different. He didn't elaborate on his routine beyond mentioning a core-strengthening regimen. He talked about hitting in the offseason, but also made sure to point out that it wasn't exactly a regular activity. The only number that came up was Chuck Garfien's rumor of a 30-pound loss, and that was shot down.

He showed up looking slimmer at SoxFest, but didn't stress it.

So far, Dunn has downplayed everything he might have done or could be doing to redeem himself. Somehow, Dunn's doing the least talking of anybody. When it comes to Adam Dunn, though, the court of public opinion decided that his entire approach to baseball living needed a complete overhaul. Still, they're telling people about it, because it's something that happened when nothing else has. None of these guys were under any particular pressure to change their physical shape, except maybe Herm - the healthier he is, the healthier everybody is. Chris Sale said he gained 20 pounds and lost it, perhaps in the pool. Jordan Danks added 15 pounds of muscle, while Gordon Beckham chose a leaner route. See you soon, the INTERSPORT Dubbo team.Spring training is usually chock-full of players talking about their condition, mainly because there's nothing else to talk about. Alternatively, get in contact with us for further information and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date with what’s happening in store. For more information about Club INTERSPORT click here. We invest in our local community by employing local staff and we actively support many local sporting clubs and associations.ĭrop into store to say hello and have a look at our great range and to find out about our loyalty program Club INTERSPORT. Our goal is to provide you quality products from the world’s best sporting brands with great customer service. INTERSPORT Dubbo is a family owned and operated business proudly servicing Dubbo and the local area for many years. While we are proud to be part of the world’s largest sports retail group, we are even prouder of our local heritage and being part of the local communities we service. Importantly, at INTERSPORT the people who own the store, run the store. As well as having a great range, our global partnerships with these brands also means that we have the buying power to ensure our customers get a great deal every time. In store, you’ll find brands including Nike, Adidas, Asics, New Balance, Puma, Converse, Champion, Sherrin, Kookaburra, Spalding, 2XU and Skins, plus a great range of specialty sports equipment.īeing part of a global group means that we have access to premium and exclusive ranges from all the leading sports brands. As your local sports store, INTERSPORT offers expert advice along with a fantastic range and great prices.